White zero-waste knotted shirt
Sarah Brunnhuber · 2021
Denmark
Sarah Brunnhuber
- Woven textile systems
- Zero-waste construction
Sarah Brunnhuber founded Stem to rethink how woven textiles become garments and to reduce waste in production. Working in Copenhagen, she connects textile design with systems that make fuller use of fabric.
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Collection selection
Ganni × Stem — Pleated skirt ensemble
Ganni × Stem August 2026
A representative design from the Ganni × Stem collaboration, reworking deadstock clothing through Sarah Brunnhuber’s Stem textile practice.
James Cochrane/ Courtesy of Ganni x Stem
Collection selection
Ganni × Stem — Voluminous blouse and trousers
Ganni × Stem August 2026
A representative design from the Ganni × Stem collaboration, reworking deadstock clothing through Sarah Brunnhuber’s Stem textile practice.
James Cochrane/ Courtesy of Ganni x Stem
Collection selection
Ganni × Stem — Textured top and printed skirt
Ganni × Stem August 2026
A representative design from the Ganni × Stem collaboration, reworking deadstock clothing through Sarah Brunnhuber’s Stem textile practice.
James Cochrane/ Courtesy of Ganni x Stem
Collection selection
Ganni × Stem — Rust jacket and striped shorts
Ganni × Stem August 2026
A representative design from the Ganni × Stem collaboration, reworking deadstock clothing through Sarah Brunnhuber’s Stem textile practice.
James Cochrane/ Courtesy of Ganni x Stem
Collection selection
Ganni × Stem — Pink checked dress
Ganni × Stem August 2026
A representative design from the Ganni × Stem collaboration, reworking deadstock clothing through Sarah Brunnhuber’s Stem textile practice.
James Cochrane/ Courtesy of Ganni x StemCollections & archive pieces
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About Sarah Brunnhuber
Her educational work also invites people to transform unused household textiles through cutting and knotting, making garment construction a way to examine consumption and appreciate skilled labor.